FIVE FRUITFUL PRACTICES We have committed to strengthening our life and mission together through a focus on five specific, Spirit-led practices: Radical Hospitality; Passionate Worship; Intentional Faith Development; Risk-Taking Mission and Service; and Extravagant Generosity . As we exercise these qualities of the Christian life together, we will grow personally and as a congregation in fulfilling the will of God: to live lives that are dedicated to Christ and committed to serving God.
Intentional Faith Development MOUNTAIN MISSION ACOLYTES NEEDED Radical Hospitality DONATIONS Are you looking for a great way to serve your The United Methodist Mountain Mission church? If you will be in grades 3-5 during the High School and Middle School Youth HOSPITAL THIS WEEK truck will arrive at Settle on August 25. 2014-2015 school year, please consider serving as Evelyn Laswell We are kicking off a new school year together! We are meeting Their urgent needs include: Children’s an acolyte. Acolytes are needed for both the 8:30 Anita Beller today at 4pm in the ROC to head out to the Rhoads' farm for clothes and shoes, including socks and underwear; Men’s and 11:00 a.m. traditional services, to light and food, a lesson, and a treasure hunt. We will be back around clothes and shoes; uniforms-scrubs; Dishes, pots and pans, and extinguish candles. If you are interested in partici- 7:45pm. Wear shoes- shovels provided! small appliances. To use at the plant, they request: rubber pating in this important ministry, please contact bands, safety pins, hand soap, toilet tissue, furniture polish, and Julie Clark at 270-929-6463 or Aimee Keith at 270-684-4226. High School Mission Project garbage bags (13 and 33 gallon sizes). Any and all other usable NEW ARRIVAL! Habitat for Humanity needs help Friday, August 15th. We will items are also needed and appreciated. Congratulations to Katie and Ian Hopkins, on the birth of their daugh- meet at Settle and carpool to 4th Street Baptist Church to help You may bring your donations to the church garage begin- ter, Marian Paisley Hopkins, who was born, July 29. Grandparents are set up for Saturday’s wall build. ning Monday, August 11. Steve and Janet Land.
MATTHEW 14-16 IN AUGUST HABITAT BUILD—AUGUST 16 Darren and I will be comparing notes and stealing ideas from one another as we go through three chapters of Matthew in Volunteers wanting to keep their carpentry skills sharp (or just August. During this period, we see events from Jesus’ life, have fun) are invited to join the Settle Memorial UMC work which speak to us some two thousand years later, especially Owensboro Dragon Boat Festival team @ 8:00 Saturday morning, August 16 , at HL Neblett The 4th Annual Owensboro Dragon Boat Festival is UNITED METHODIST concerning faithfulness. Center for breakfast and a three hour construction project being held Saturday, August 23rd at English Park WOMEN Sometimes the faithfulness is exhibited by Jesus’ disciples, across the street in the parking lot of Fourth Street Baptist and Settle Memorial has a team racing this year! A 30 members and guests of the sometimes from the crowd that is following Him, and at times, Church. We will frame up two homes that will be assembled dragon boat holds 18 paddlers and one drummer who United Methodist Women met we see it in Jesus, Himself. All of these chapters are written to will paddle in sync to achieve their fastest time on a on Orchard Ave. The Owensboro Family YMCA is a cospon- last week at Briarpatch Restau- build us up and encourage us on. 250 meter course on the Ohio. Come out and support Settle and the sor of the project. This is our sixth year of supporting this pro- rant for their annual summer You may want to consider reading these passages at supper rowers for a great day of festivities. The first race starts at 8 a.m. ject and we're building homes number 11 and 12 with this ef- luncheon meeting. with the family-it won’t take long-and listen together to these fort. Habitat for Humanity provides all tools and lumber. Call Carolynne Harpe, pictured here great stories of the Lord. Here is the break down: Fred May at 270 890-1765 for details! with Joanna Blaney, was hon- August 10 Matthew 14:22-33 Faithful to Go ored with the UMW Mission August 17 Matthew 15:21-28 Faithfully Persistent Pin for this year. SPECIAL THANKS August 24 Matthew 16:13-20 Faithful to Pursue Belief Thank you my church family for your prayers, support and encourage- August 31 Matthew 16:21-28 Faithful to Live ment during my cancer treatment of chemotherapy, surgery and radia- Passionate Worship With anticipation, tion over these past 8 months. Your prayers and God’s healing has Greg Rose brought me through. With inflammatory cancer I will continue regular testing to beat it with Gods help, over the next 5 years, until remission. “Favorite Hymns and Worship Song” I will need continued prayers from our church family which means so The kind of worship music we like is to some degree an indi- much to us. We love you all. Risk-Taking Mission and Service vidual preference, but the focus of all music in worship is Pam, Brad, Bethany and Zachary Cox God. I thought of this when I heard someone say, “When we sing we pray twice.” Much of worship music began as a prayer of some kind: a melody that helped us in a difficult LITURGIST MINISTRY time or words that gave us hope. We continue to have members of our congregation serve as a MARY KENDALL FUNd RIDE liturgist to lead us in worship. The upcoming schedule is be- KWC WELCOME The 9th Annual Mary Kendall FUNd Ride Registration is now open It’s time for Kentucky Wesleyan College students to low: online at http://www.planetreg.com/bikefundride . Nearly $25,000 We want to know your favorite hymns so we can sing them head back to Owensboro, and we want to make sure we in traditional and your favorite praise and worship songs for Aug 17 Bruce Whitmer give them a proper welcome! Volunteers are needed to has been provided to the youth of Mary Kendall Home from the ride. Aug 24 Mary Moore Only the first 150 preregistered riders receive the 2014 long-sleeve t- Jared and the SHOUT band. If you’ll take time to share greet students and give them information about church Aug 31 Bruce Whitmer events, on August 27 and August 28. Donations of shirt. The ride is Saturday, September 20, starting at 8 a.m. There your favorites, we’ll do our best to include them in our plan- If you are interested in learning more about how you can participate in homemade cookies or brownies or bottled water (small size) are also are four routes to select: 15K, 30K, 60K, and 100K. All routes start ning for worship. this ministry, please contact Rev. Carol Owen at 270-684-4226, or needed. Please sign up at the Connect Desk in the Welcome Area or from the Trailhead Shelter in Panther Creek Park at 5160 Wayne pastorcarol12 @yahoo.com. contact Lynne in the church office, [email protected] for more Bridge Road Owensboro, KY 42301. If you have any questions, please To God be the Glory! information. e-mail [email protected] or call 270-993-9099. Sponsor oppor- tunities are also still available. What is your favorite hymn from the United Methodist and/or the Cokesbury Hymnal? What worship song speaks to you? Extravagant Generosity **CCLI #887635 Share it with us and we will do our best to sing it in worship.
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m m Associate Pastor Organist Church Administrator Rev. Greg Rose Lynne Alvey [email protected] Donna Pillow lynne@settleme [email protected] Lead Pastor Visitation Pastor Music Director Shout Worship Leader High School/Missions Rev. Darren Brandon darren@se Jared Tanner Rev. Carol Owen Dr. Diane Earle pastorcarol12@ Anthony Marts jaredryantanne [email protected] anthony@sett Middle School Coordinator Jon Survant jonsurva Children's Director Preschool Director Church Secretary Financial Secretary Maintenance Supervisor Custodian Sunday Custodian Aimee Keith Lisa Poirier Durand Jim Julia Jennings Mullikin Doug aimee@settleme lisa@settlem jim@settlem Bobby Glenn julia@settlemem. doug@settlemem McDaniel Bill
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Kathy Lewis : Kris Luck Kris Luck : : Bob Garmon, John Blaney, Brad Cox, Bob Glenn, Larry Cronin Larry Miller Larry Larry Miller, Matt Brown, John Edge, Bill Graham, Mark and Scholl Jackie 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Traditional Service-SanctuaryWorship DiscipleshipSunday-ROC Kickoff/Promotion
Today 10is August 9:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. School-EB/ROC/SC Sunday SHOUT! Contemporary Service-SC Traditional Service-Sanctuary Worship 4:00 p.m. Monday, August 11 Middle/High School Youthto Far Rhoads’ Tuesday, 12 August Wednesday, 13 August 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Quilters-EB/306 Bible Study-ROC/104 St. BenedictsVolunteering Acolyte Acolyte 8:30 Wee Worship:Wee Children’s Church: Children’s Church: Liturgist: Tech, Traditional:Sound 9:30:Greeters: 11:40: SHOUT Greeters: Nursery Volunteers: Bus Driver: Ushers Ushers 8:30 Richard Moore,Moseley, PersonsDavid Chuck 11:00: Damon Smith 8:30:Lay Readers ANTHEM “Rejoice and Sing” Zabel SETTLE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sanctuary Choir Ensemble SCRIPTURE Matthew 14:22-33 SERMON Rev. Darren Brandon *HYMN “There’s Within My Heart a Melody” (vss. 1, 2, & 5) #380 ORDER OF WORSHIP *BENEDICTION 9th Sunday after Pentecost POSTLUDE “Jesus Shall Reign” arr. Whitsett
8:30 and 11:00 am *Please stand as you are able. August 10, 2014 ARE YOU A FIRST TIME GUEST OR NEED MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR MINISTRIES? Please stop by our Welcome Desk this morning for a gift from us! (The Welcome Desk is located just inside the Education Building 4th Street door, Whoever you are, and wherever you are between the Sanctuary and the Shepherd Center.) on your faith journey, “The end of worship, the beginning of service!” you are welcome in this place.
We are continuing to sing hymns from GATHERING Donna Pillow the Cokesbury hymnal. Today’s hymn, As we gather for worship, remember to sign the attendance pad at the end of your pew and pass “Rock of Ages,” was also submitted as it to your neighbor. We welcome any information you would like to share. a Favorite Hymn by one of our mem- bers. It was written by Rever- WELCOME Rev. Darren Brandon end Augustus M. Toplady in 1763. ANNOUNCEMENTS Larry Miller Traditionally, it is held that Rev. To- PRELUDE “Largo” Handel plady drew his inspiration from an inci- dent in the gorge of Burrington *FAVORITE HYMN “Morning Has Broken” #145 Combe in the Mendip Hills in England. *AFFIRMATION OF FAITH The Apostles’ Creed #881 Toplady, a preacher in the nearby vil- lage of Blagdon, was travelling along SCRIPTURE Romans 10:5-15 8:30 Kelly Goetz the gorge when he was caught in a 11:00 Betty Rush storm. Finding shelter in the gorge, he MUSIC MINISTRY “ Worthy of Worship” Blankenship scribbled down the initial lyrics on a Women’s Ensemble; Rebecca Volk, director playing card. The area believed to have sheltered Toplady is now marked PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE as “the Rock of Ages”, both on the rock LORD’S PRAYER 8:30 Sydney Luck itself and on some maps. 11:00 Xander Brubaker Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom, come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For Thine is the kingdom and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.
CHILDREN’S MOMENT 8:30 Janet Land 11:00 Aimee Keith *PASSING THE PEACE 11:00 Children leave for Wee Worship (Preschool/KG/Room 201) and for Children’s Church (Grades 1-3/Room 207) (See an usher for room locations.)
*HYMN “Rock of Ages” Cokesbury Hymnal
OFFERTORY “Medley of the Cross” arr. Helvey Rock of Ages of Burrington Combe Men’s Ensemble
DOXOLOGY “Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow” #94 SETTLE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; praise Him, all creatures here below: Alleluia! Alleluia! 201 East Fourth Street Praise God, the source of all our gifts! Praise Jesus Christ whose power uplifts! Owensboro, Kentucky 42303 Praise the Spirit, Holy Spirit! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! 270-684-4226 www.settlemem.org August 10, 2014 A Time to Worship
Whoever you are, and wherever you are on your journey of faith, Call to Worship Greg Rose Opening Set you are welcome in this place. Prayer Feel free to stand or sit, be expressive or reflective in worship. Lord’s Prayer Raylee Brubaker Children’s Moment Michelle Nebel Offering As we gather for worship, please remember to sign the attendance pad at the end SHOUT! Talk Matthew 14:22-33 “Toward Worship” Greg Rose Closing Set of your pew and pass it to your neighbor. Announcements and Benediction We welcome any information you would be willing to share. Songs and Artists Holding Nothing Back Jesus Culture Kingdom Come Elevation Worship Forever Reign Hillsong Study Leader Greg Rose All Who Are Thirsty Kutless Fire Never Sleeps Jesus Culture Worship Leader Jared Tanner Prayer Leader Steve Easley Notes: Band Jared Tanner, Tyler Brubaker, Steve Easley, Josiah Murphy, Robert Lewe, Mary Lewe, Cara Embry, Elizabeth Foster , Chris Lee Media Lorenn King Greeters Jarod and Lisa Lanham Family
Children may go to: Wee Worship Ages 3-5 Room 201 Children’s Church Grades 1-3 Room 207
After the prayer, we will escort the children to their classes. Of course, they are free to stay in the service if you wish. Parents, please pick up your children after worship in the classrooms. We cannot release them to older children.
ARE YOU A FIRST TIME GUEST OR NEED MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR MINISTRIES? Please stop by the Welcome Desk this morning for a gift from us! (Out the Auditorium door and to the right.)